Classical planar scattering by coulombic potentials
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Author
Contributions
- Knauf, A. - Contributor
Publication
1992 - Springer, Berlin
Language
English
Word Count
35,500 words, Guess
Page Count
142 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL25535018M
- ISBN-139783540559870
- ISBN-103540559876
- OCLC Control Number807052721
- OCLC Control Number26810006
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Numberclassicalplanars00klei_445
- Library of Congress Control Number92036357
Classifications
- LCCQC794.6.S3 .K54 1992
Description
This book treats scattering of a classical particle in a scalar potential with one or more attracting Coulombic singularities. For more than two centers this is an important prototype of chaotic scattering, which is analysed in depth here using methods of differential geometry and ergodic theory. In particular, the Cantor set structure of all bounded orbits is described in terms of symbolic dynamics, and rigorous energy dependent bounds are derived for quantities such as the topological entropy of the flow, the Hausdorff dimension of the bounded orbits and the distribution of time delay. This shows that the chaotic behaviour ofsuch systems is universal in the high energy regime. Finally the scattering orbits are classified by use of a group. Most of the results in the bookare new. The first mathematically rigorous and comprehensive treatment of chaotic scattering in Coulombic potentials, including 13 figures are given. The book will be of interest to mathematical physicists, mathematicians, and physicists.
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